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inference colocation for agents

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Inference must sit adjacent to compute, storage, and network

The Blaxel team observed that inference for autonomous agents is no longer a remote service call: it must be colocated with compute, storage, and networking to avoid compounding latency on every agent loop.

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The primitive we didn't own was inference. We've seen open-weight & custom models become core to how autonomous agents get deployed in production. Inference is no longer a service you call from another data center. It has to sit next to compute, storage, and network; or latency compounds on every loop.

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